AA vindication of the conduct of the English forcesA vindication of the conduct of the English forcesde East India CompanyEdiciones (1)A vindication of the conduct of the English forces (1787)printed at the Logographic Press, by J. Walter · inglésMás obras de East India CompanyAAccount of ships, (according to the advices which the East-IAccount of ships, (according to the advices which the East-India Company have received) sent out to the East-Indies under foreign commissions; with English and Irish officers, supra-cargo's, and marinersAAgreement between the East-India Company and the Right HonblAgreement between the East-India Company and the Right Honble Lord Clive, respecting the military fund
AAccount of ships, (according to the advices which the East-IAccount of ships, (according to the advices which the East-India Company have received) sent out to the East-Indies under foreign commissions; with English and Irish officers, supra-cargo's, and mariners
AAgreement between the East-India Company and the Right HonblAgreement between the East-India Company and the Right Honble Lord Clive, respecting the military fund
AAt a committee of accounts, 15th February, 1793. In pursuancAt a committee of accounts, 15th February, 1793. In pursuance of a reference from the Court of the 6th instant, the committee have taken into their consideration the several accounts therein mentioned; ... In consequence thereof, they submit to the Court the following estimate of the company's affairs in India, and in Europe, ..
BBy-laws proposed by the governour, deputy-governour, and comBy-laws proposed by the governour, deputy-governour, and committee of nine, pursuant to an order of the general court for the better manageing and regulating the companies affairs
